Structured insight. Responsible care.
A clearer first read of every X-ray.
Z Os Check gives medical students and trainees a structured, multilingual way to review radiographs before discussion with a qualified clinician.
AI-assisted preliminary support. Clinical judgment always comes first.
From an uploaded image to a review you can explain.
The first experience is designed for learners who want a dependable way to notice relevant findings, express uncertainty, and prepare for a supervised clinical conversation.
A consistent first pass
Move through anatomy, projection, findings, confidence, urgency, and next steps in one repeatable rhythm.
Uncertainty stays visible
See a fixed-format summary first, then open the detail behind it without mistaking assistance for diagnosis.
A clearer discussion
Bring a focused preliminary assessment to a qualified clinician or supervisor, ready for review together.
A tool for the moment before the assessment is final.
Practice a consistent read, not an opaque answer.
Z Os Check keeps the evidence and the limits of the evidence in view. It supports the habits that make a preliminary review useful without replacing physician judgment.
Check
Upload and validate the image, anatomy, and projection before asking for a read.
Review
Read a structured summary, then open the detailed report when more context is useful.
Prepare
Compare examinations, keep a history, or edit a transfer letter when the evidence supports it.
Structure stays visible from image to next step.
Upload, validate, review, compare, and prepare. Every surface is designed to keep a learner oriented while the clinical conversation stays with the people responsible for care.
Assist. Don’t diagnose.
Results are preliminary support for learning and discussion, never a substitute for a radiologist or physician.
Review · discuss · confirm
Bring a real learning workflow into focus.
Tell us which anatomy, projection, or review habit your learners are trying to make clearer. Start with the use case, the evidence, and the right clinical guardrails.
A first conversation starts with the workflow →